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herlesse then it as you se D [_text unchanged: intended wording uncertain_] THE .XXII. CONCLVSION. [.XXI.] THE XXXVIII. CONCLVSION. [XXXVII.] _The xxvi. Theoreme._ There is no xxv. (25) theorem. _The .xxxix. theoreme._ The text of the Example is garbled, and does not fit the illustration. Among other problems, points C and D seem to have been switched, either in the text or in the illustration. The circle is A.B.C.D, and his centre is E: the angle on the centre is C.E.D, and the angle on the circumference is C.A.D t their commen ground line, is C.F.D. [cirle] [_printing of "C.E.D" unclear: looks like "C.F.D" but center of circle is E_] [_lone "t" may be error for ampersand or other punctuation_] [C.F.D,] _Misprints:_ Aristotle had putte forthe certaine bookes [kookes] And his father king Dauid ioyneth [Danid] those thynges are done by negromancy. And hereof came it that fryer Bakon was accompted so greate a negromancier [_spelling unchanged_] For vndoubtedly if they mean [vndoudtedly if the] that Godde was alwaies workinge [alwaaies] all the lines that be drawen to the circumference [circumfernece] An other hath but one compassed [hatht] whose sydes partlye are all equall as in A [eqnall] as this A. doth partly expresse [A doth partly eppresse] To make a threlike triangle on any lyne measurable. [or any] and it shall cut the first line in two equall portions. [cnt] then open I the compass as wide as .iiij. partes [compaas] To make a plumbe lyne on any porcion of a circle [or any] for euery triangle together an equal likeiamme [_text has "to/gether" at line break: may be meant for two words_] as you mai se by C and D, for ij. sides of both the trianngles ar parallels. [you maise ... triangls] then will the square of that greater portion [portior] that line I say is a touche line [touthe] (that is to saie M. G,) [_error for "in G"?_] one perpendicular from G. vnto the side side B.C [A.C] then must I first draw a tuche lyne [wust] anye of the two lynes contayninge the angle appointed. [nye of] draw thence two lines, one to D [one to A] which is made accordinge to the conclusion. [ancordinge] you shal perceaue that there will be [peceaue] a / more conueni/ent time. [_text has "conui/ent" at line break_] other in deciding some controuersy [decising] a
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